The prospects for pro-business reforms in Europe, such as the Digital Single Market and Capital Markets Union, are good. To benefit from them, Britain must stay in the EU and fight for change.

As Goldman Sachs comes out to say that Britain should stay in the EU, the question is not whether the City would lose from a Brexit, but by how much.

Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan is utterly wrong to argue that Britain should turn its back on the EU to focus on the Commonwealth.

A BNE event analysed the potential consequences of a Syriza victory in the Greek elections.

A newspaper story about pro-European groups like BNE being in contact with the Department for Business is a storm in a teacup.

The European Parliament's vote to allow member states to make their own decisions on cultivating genetically modified crops is a victory for believers of subsidiarity in the EU.

A new eurosceptic report claiming that Britain would have implemented only 50% of EU financial regulation is an absurd act of retrospective crystal ball-gazing.

Angela Merkel is clearly committed to reforming the EU, and values Britain's membership. The British government should focus on reforms where there is common ground between London and Berlin.